I found this lovely, but very small birch woodland just by chance whilst exploring a tiny side road near Rosisle in Moray on a very misty morning just about in transition phase between Summer and Autumn. It was gorgeous, loaded with silvery gossamer thin spider webs, saturated in dew and traces of rising mist slowly lifting off the woodland floor and brackens, just starting there traffic light transition of colours from Summer green through to rusty autumnal red. It even smelt like Autumn. I used a moderate depth of field so that the foreground birch tree and brackens stood out clearly from a relatively soft backdrop enveloped in a hazy mist.